health boards; violations; investigation

HB 2208 requires the Arizona Attorney General to investigate alleged violations of state law, rules, or the Constitution by health profession regulatory boards (like those overseeing doctors or nurses) when requested by one or more legislators. If the Attorney General cannot investigate due to a conflict of interest, the complaint must be randomly referred to a county attorney for review. The investigator must submit a written report within 30 days to key state officials, including the governor, legislative leaders, and the Joint Legislative Budget Committee (JLBC). The JLBC then has 90 days to review the findings and recommend any necessary budget changes to the legislature. This bill establishes a formal process for legislative oversight of health board conduct.